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...plan, described by committee members as a compromise that would limit waste and inconvenience for students, will be forwarded to Liem, who has already said he "will follow what the house committee decides." The committee will vote on implementation procedures in two weeks, said committee chair Joshua Young...
...committee voted down three other proposals, two of which would have restricted door-dropping to some extent, either by allowing students to "opt out" of delivery routes or by banning delivery and forcing publications to run subscription campaigns...
...Dunster motion averted the controversy raised earlier this year when masters at Kirkland and North House restricted door-to-door delivery. There, publishers and masters negotiated a settlement in which wire baskets would be placed on doors for paper delivery...
...member NCAA Council--which includes Harvard Athletic Director Jack Reardon--has unanimously endorsed a proposal that calls for year-round random drug testing for all collegiate athletes. Meeting last week in Indianapolis, the legislation-initiating board fully endorsed the broad-based powers of the proposal, which would allow NCAA officials to test any or all of the teams at a campus at any time without prior notice...
...which they can complete their four years of eligibility for varsity athletics. Melrose, who enrolled at North Dakota in the fall of 1985 but never played at UND, saw his five-year period come to an end when Harvard won the NCAA Championship last spring--a game Melrose thought would be his last as a college athlete...